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An enlightening new study revealed just how prevalent the toxic class of PFAS compounds are in smartwatch wristbands. Heres what triathletes need to know.

A writer examines Trumps first presidency and his cabinet appointments to understand how the next four years will impact public lands, the environment, and outdoor recreation

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Biden gets a lot of credit as a public lands and outdoor rec champion for passing the EXPLORE Act, conserving more land than any president in recent history, and empowering Indigenous partners. But should he?

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A growing pool of studies finds concerning levels of plastic and forever chemicals in our common food items and their packaging. Heres what you need to know.

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Multiple aerial firefighting agencies have spent countless hours airborne since the outbreak of the Palisades and Eaton fires, dropping water and fire retardant in an attempt to control the flames

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Trying to prevent forest fires with more logging may only make them worse, fire ecologists say. Will the federal government listen?

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Five questions with UCLA climate scientist Daniel Swain, who warned of extreme fire danger in Southern California days before the devastating blazes

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A team of wildlife experts and ice climbers worked to rescue a bull elk that became tangled in a climbing rope at Colorados Lake City Ice Park

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The EXPLORE Act aims to address the housing crisis in gateway communities, increase outdoor access for veterans, kids, and marginalized groups, develop more long-distance bike trails, and about a dozen other issues

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A tree in the suburbs, ocean beaches, tucked away woodlands, and other unremarkable spots where the 窪蹋勛圖厙 team discovered a passion for being in nature

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I needed a climate pep talk. I got one from Ayana Elizabeth Johnson, author of the hit book, What If We Get It Right?

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Pennsylvania's new Carlisle Indian Boarding School National Monument is the seventh new monument designated by the Biden Administration

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It was the trip of a lifetime. Several months paddling the Amazon, trying to eat without being eaten. It almost all went to plan.

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Meet the change makers who poweredand empowereda Utah community with solar generators

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We spent a night under the stars with the actress and environmentalist, who opened up about her conservation work and how nature helped heal her broken heart

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After almost 20 years of action, members of the Karuk, Hupa, Klamath, Shasta, and Yurok tribes reclaimed the Klamath Riverand their way of life

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Four Klamath River dams are being removed for environmental benefit. Yet even positive change feels traumatic to the many residents whove built livelihoods around the lakes and whitewater that have disappeared.

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The author breaks down a bizarre story involving a trashed car, grainy surveillance video, and a fuzzy bear suit

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The North Dakota governor has promoted outdoor recreation in his state. Opponents worry about his connection to the oil and gas industry.

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The US military is responsible for the emission of more greenhouse gasses than any other single institution in the world. It is actively planning for the consequences of climate change, but is it doing anything to prevent it?

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Despite a mathematical "typo" in the recent black plastic study, the recommendation doesn't change: black plastic has no place in your kitchen

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Grizzly 399, which delighted wildlife watchers for more than a decade, was killed Tuesday night in a collision with a vehicle

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Camping in 120 degree heat can be deadly. But can it also be beautiful?

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Throughout her athletic career, Caroline Gleich has been moonlighting as an activist. This year, she stepped into politics full-time.

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A last-minute phone call and a wild cross-country road trip led me to interview the vice-presidential candidate. Unlike me, he was relaxed.

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The border wall had an all star cast of political operatives trying to get it built. The butterflies had Marianna Trevino Wright.

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How did a US congressional candidate and the director of the National Butterfly Center end up in a physical altercation on the US border with Mexico?

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Scouring your yard clean is a waste of time and deprives your soil of valuable nutrients

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In the remote, heavily logged Yaak Valley, an unlikely stand of old growth sits at the center of a debate about what a forest is forand how best to protect it

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Was Homeros death an accident? Or murder? And who would want Homero dead?

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Monarchs are considered the king of the butterflies. In Michoacan, Mexico conservationist Homero Gomez Gonzalez was considered the king of the Monarchs. Until one day in 2020, when he disappeared without a trace.

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Underconsumption may be trending on social media, but thrifting has been around for a long time. From household essentials and wardrobe staples to outdoor gear and the best gifts ever, its better for the planet and your wallet.

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A quarter of the money at the worlds largest banks goes directly to funding fossil fuel projects. But what if it didnt?

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A proposal from Gov. Ron DeSantis to develop parkland into golf courses, pickleball courts, and hotels sparked widespread bipartisan anger

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Wiping with toilet paper is gross and wasteful. I found a better way.

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As a brutal heat wave enveloped the country this summer, our writer packed up a cooler full of Gatorade and headed to the Mojave Desert

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Hummingbirds and other pollinators are responsible for one out of every three bites of food we eat. I set out to attract them to my yard.

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YouTubers are illegally climbing California's famed trees, prompting the NPS to protect them from visitors. We asked tree expert Tim Kovar why the illicit ascents are so damaging.

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Could the climate crisis be solved in the courtroom?

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The footage is breathtaking

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The evacuation call came late at night, causing chaos and confusion as locals and tourists tried to leave the park en masse

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The largest mass stranding of dolphins in U.S. history recently occurred in Massachusetts. Scores of volunteers worked long hours to rescue the aquatic mammals.

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Has the summer heat got you down? Our sustainability expert has tips and tricks to beat the soaring temperatures without harming the planet.

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Project 2025 proposes that most government weather and climate functions be privatized if the balance of power shifts in the White House next year

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The reintroduction of the apex predators to Washingtons North Cascades National Park has local communities asking if its still safe to hike in the park

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The conservationist spurred millions of people to care about the ocean by helping them understand why it made them feel happy

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Fifteen minutes of ooh-ing and ah-ing isnt worth the wildfire risk, pollution, and trauma to wildlife

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Caroline Gleich is a renowned climber and skier, a climate activist, and now the Utah democratic partys candidate for US senate

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Just how guilty do I need to feel about enjoying the occasional burger? I spoke to a hunter, a rancher, and a climate scientist to get to the meat of the matter.

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Photos and videos of the destroyed roadway flooded social media after it gave way on June 7. Officials have not given a timeline for opening the highway.

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The solution to the microplastics problem already exists, according to the Father of Green Chemistry. So why arent we using it?

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Is the Aurora Borealis magic, science, or something in between?

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A historic tram tower was pulled down and permanently damaged by an irresponsible driver in Death Valley National Park

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Live events are all about the party, but they can be brutal on the environment. Heres how to go easy on the planet without cramping your style.

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Want to get paid to fight climate change? Bidens new Climate Corp is hiring. We combed through 270 job listings to find the dreamiest ones.

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A new Public Lands Rule will mandate a focus on landscape health, conservation, and recreation

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A conversation with activists, a look at the radical origins of Earth Day, and a slew of ways you can take action for the planet every single day.

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Rangers at Lake Mead National Recreation Area are searching for two men who were filmed destroying ancient rocks on a hiking trail

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We spoke to three climate activists about how Earth Day, which started as a protest, has become a day of corporate greenwashing, and what we can all do about it

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A Canadian study found that chemicals excreted by ants keep ticks at bay. Researchers hope the discovery leads to new ways to ward off the Lyme Disease-spreading insects.

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Forever Chemicals keep mud out of your boots and make rain jackets waterproof, but theyre about to be illegal

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Four easy things you can do to rewild your space and support climate-critical biodiversity

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More than 15 years ago, Pete McBride set out to document all 1,450 miles of the threatened waterway. He captured its beauty and multiplying challenges, and his images underscore why its preservation is essential to us all.

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We think of New York as having a rat problem, but cats are doing just as much damage

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Red Solo cups. Bubble mailers. Batteries. Vape pens. We ranked commonly binned items that cause big problems for your recycling center into a March Madness-style bracket, and asked a panel of experts to vote on the biggest losers.

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The Irish actor was recently fined $1,500 for walking in a restricted thermal area in Americas oldest national park. Articles editor Frederick Dreier explores more creative penalties.

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Highly skilled firefighters are the last line of defense against wildfires, but that line is fraying because the government decided long ago that theyre not worth very much

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Making sustainable choices is not just good for the planet, but your wallet, too. I crunched the numbers and discovered that by doing these 11 easy things over a year, I saved almost ten grand.

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When Marty Moose strolled into Santa Fe looking for a mate, he became a viral sensation in New Mexico. But that did nothing to help his search for loveand it created big issues for wildlife managers.

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People dream of boating or swimming with whales. But thats based on the false assumption that they are gentle giants that dont bother humans.

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Ed Shanahan spent the last year reporting on Flaco for The New York Times. Here he discusses the owls thrilling life and tragic deathand why the story grabbed the attention of people everywhere.

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